MPS site Mabel adds cashflow planning service

Mabel Insights unveils the free service for financial advisers

Sahar Nazir
clock • 2 min read

Mabel Insights has today (7 August) launched a cashflow planning service for financial advisers.

The managed portfolio service and multi asset fund comparison site has shared that it launched the free service in response to adviser demand. Mabel CEO Lawrence Cook said: "The new service delivers groundbreaking tax optimisation to cashflow planning. Having fully considered what advisers told us they need and the FCA's views on such services we felt the time was right to deliver a service which fully responds to those challenges. "A key part of our development was to ensure we could provide full tax optimisation. This has taken some time to build but we think was worth the wait. Adv...

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